PPC_QUIZ Group 3

Which theory examines how different aspects of a person's identity (e.g., race, gender, class) intersect to create unique experiences of discrimination or privilege?

• Genre Theory

• Intersectionality

•  Fan Theory

• Postmodernism

In Genre Theory, what does the concept of "hybridity" refer to?

• The blending of multiple genres within a single work

• The strict adherence to genre conventions

• The rejection of all genre classifications

• The evolution of genres over time

Who coined the term "intersectionality" in 1989?

• Judith Butler

•  Kimberlé Crenshaw

• bell hooks

• Angela Davis

Fan theories often involve:

• Official interpretations by creators

• Speculative interpretations by fans

• Academic critiques of media

•  Government censorship of media

Which of the following is an example of a fan-created work?

•  A published novel

• A studio-produced film

• A fanfiction story

• A news article

Genre Theory helps creators:

• Avoid audience expectations

• Classify their works to target specific audiences

•  Eliminate the need for marketing

• Focus solely on artistic expression

Which theory suggests that fans are active producers of meaning, not just passive consumers?

• structuralism

• Participatory Culture

• Post-structuralism

• Formalism

The term "headcanon" refers to

• Fan-created interpretations accepted within fan communities

• Official storylines approved by creators

• A type of genre classification

• A critical theory analyzing media

 Which of the following best describes "intersectionality"?

• A theory focusing solely on gender discrimination

• An approach that considers multiple overlapping social identities

• A genre classification method

• A fan theory about character relationships

n Genre Theory, the term "conventions" refers to:

• Fan gatherings

• Established norms and elements typical of a genre

• Legal agreements between creators

• Random elements in storytelling